Mediation Deadlock Dims Hope for Mexican Peace Plan
Washington reports mediation is a dead issue as officials foresee continued delay in pacification efforts for Mexico. President Wilson seeks action but Carranza’s armistice refusal sparks renewed cautious optimism and fresh mediation talks in Niagara.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Niagara
Bryan
Wilson
Carranza
Niagara Pals
Ont
Hueata
Noon
Richmond Posts Carrier and Clerk Appointments
Richmond post office extends carrier coverage with Frederick Stauber remaining as parcel post carrier while Charles H. Beek selects a substitute from eligibles. Chirenne Zeven named clerk covering during vacation and later permanent. The city has twenty carriers, Stauber as the twentieth to cover the whole city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Post Office Department
Washington
Frederick Stauber
Ile
Parcel Post Oman
Haas
Charles IH. Beek
Chirenne Zeven
Ater
Stauber
Impressive First Mass for Rev Berheide at St Andrew's
A thousand voices sang the Te Deum as Rev Joseph Edward Berheide celebrated his first Mass at St Andrew's. The ordination took place June 11 at St Meinrad's. attendance included Fathers Roell Cathy Cronin Hoeing Barthel Brenner Seibertz Roger Lar ius and Berheide.
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St. Andrew’s Church
Joseph Edward Berheide
St. Meinrad's
Spencer County
St. Andrew's
Flavian Larbus
Cincinnati
John Rager
Osgoo Ind
Knights For St. John
Elizabeth Kenne- Pohl
Elizabeth Kettman
Walter Witte
Frederick Foley
Fther Berheide
Father Roe
Walher Bartheld
St. Meinrad’s
St. Mein
Ber“ido
Joseph Richter
Ei Dinnier
Rey Berheide
St. Andrew's Church
Edward R. Berhelde
St Meinrad’s Academy
Order of St. Benedict
Safe sane Fourth urged amid fear of fire, injuries
Richmond officials push safe celebrations with ordinances banning deadly fireworks and limiting sales. Fire Chief Miller cites past drought and fires, urging rain for safer July Fourth. Indiana Fire Marshal Longley advises local departments to restrict displays and require mayoral or chief approval.
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Richmond
Miller
Indiana State Fire Marshal
Indiana
Tire
Longley
Delegates Hear Dayton Judge At Phi Delta Kappa Meet
Delegates to the Phi Delta Kappa convention in Richmond will hear Judge Baggett of the Dayton juvenile court at the banquet Thursday in the Masonic temple. The event marks the largest Indiana chapter delegation, with about thirty of forty eight Dayton Epsilon members expected and more chapters lining up extensions from Portland Oregon and other areas.
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Phi Delta Kappa
Heli
Judge Baggett
Dayton
Masonic Temple
Baggett
Willian Jennings Bryan
Lindsey
Denver
J. Pred Bollmeyer
Bollmeyer
Baggott
Indiana
Ohio Epsilon
Gem City
Roy Paul
Robert Shank
Portland
Oregon
Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
Richmond
Woman Passenger Cares for M Kee on Chicago Los Angeles Run
A five year old boy Walter McKee who traveled alone from Chicago to Los Angeles was cared for by a sympathetic woman on the Pullman train. Postcards from a Kansas City porter and a conductor confirm the child is well, safe, and happy with guardianship on the long journey.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Walter McKee
Duttor and
Porter
Kansas City
Walter
Indy
Lien Suit Filed Over Small Mechanic Claim
In circuit court Irwin Hart sues Mantle E Moor man for 16.73 on a mechanic’s lien. The suit lists 11 dollars in attorney fees and 5.73 on account. Hart, who did work for Moor man, seeks payment of the claimed fees in the complaint.
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Judge Fox
Circuit Court
Irwin Hart
Mantle E. Moorman
Hart
Haas predicts postal telegraph in near future
Retiring postmaster E Haas predicts radical changes in the postal service including a larger parcel post business likely to surpass express. He notes ten more staff than four years ago, new furnishings and a drinking fountain, and plans for Beek to take over on July 1 with Haas leaving June 30. Beck will learn the routine before taking office in ten days.
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FM. Haas
Charles T. Beek
Haas
Beck
Bost
Richmond
Sunda
Parcel Post
Postal Saving Bank
Finny Gray
Kenworthy Resigns From East Main Street Friends Pastorsate
Rev Truman C Kenworthy resigns as pastor of East Main Street Friends church effective October 1 to become superintendent of the pastoral and evangelical work of the yearly meeting. He has led the church five years with growing membership and Sunday school. He succeeds Rev P Johnson of Lynn who retires for health. The yearly meeting covers Indiana Ohio Michigan with 22 000 members and a yearly budget of 830 000 used for ministers temples and building work.
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Truman C.kenworthy
East Main Street
Kenworthy
Rn P. Johnson
Lynn
Johnson
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Central Christian School Attendance Sets New Record
Central Christian church Sunday school attendance shattered its own record with 6 persons and the Richmond church leading the First Christian church of Marion in a contest. With one Sunday left, Central Christian totals 2 285 and Marion 3 201. Rev ROC Leonard and the Sunday school plan to reach 1 500 next Sunday. Lee Bornbaum and the Richmond Concert Find will perform, a men’s class met with 200 attendees. Cradle Day saw 87 babies on the roll. 54 attended with mothers. A Salvation Army service closed the day with Adjutant Rates of Indianapolis speaking and Cap tain and Mrs Jewel singing.
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Central Christian Church
Richmond Church
First Christian Church of
Marion
Central Christian
Roc Leonard
Lee Bornbaum
Richmond
Roland
Hicks
Salvation Army
Indianapolis
Jewel
Rupe to Speak on Indiana Taxation Laws at State Bar Meet
John L. Rupe of this city will address the Indiana Taxation Laws topic at the State Bar convention opening in Indianapolis in July. Mayer Bell will give the welcome, Rome G. Brown will discuss Muckraking the Constitution, and officers will be elected Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bar Association
Indianapolis
John L. Rupe
Thts City
Indiana
Mayer Bell
Rome G. Brown
Minneapolis
Charles E. Shiveley
Woman fainted from heat at Central Christian tabernacle
Mrs J B Beckwith of 15 South Second street grew faint in the heat while waiting for a Sunday school group photo outside the Central Christian tabernacle yesterday morning. She was removed to her home and has recovered, feeling much better today.
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Central Christian Tabernacle
J. B. Beckwith
South Second Street
Water Company Delays Opinion On Rate Ruling
City Attorney Bond holds off on comment about the Richmond water rates after the Indiana Public Utilities Commission decision. Superintendent Dill says official report not yet received. likely action pending board and attorneys review before July 1. Bond lauds main extension changes but plans a separate look at minimum electric power rates and possible valuation petitions.
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Richmond City Water Works Company
Tielr
Indiana Public Utilities Commission
Richmond
Dill
Bond
Wayne Ette Cult Court
Etty
Cornmisstrn
Hond
Board of Public Works
Kieinknecht
Vie Nunderpal
Prom.iee
Stop Egg Sales Prompted by Market Master McKinley
Market Master McKinley and several grocers report rising theft and spoiled eggs. A northside grocer claims one crate contained a dozen spoiled eggs at the bottom. McKinley vows to require sellers to sign crates and to vigorously prosecute guilty parties for grocer protection.
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McKinley
Northend
Botton
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Stovall
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Hte
Uncle Sam
Loral
M'Kee
E. Haas
Currie-Feltman Shoe Company
Feltman
Main Stree Friends
Christian School
Rupe
State of Indiana
Peti
State Commission
Richmond Lieht, Heat & Power Company
Lh, & PL
Richmnd Home Telephone Company
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